#48: The Decluttering Guilt

Episode 48 • March 20, 2019 • 00:12:02
#48: The Decluttering Guilt
DeCluttr Me
#48: The Decluttering Guilt

Mar 20 2019 | 00:12:02

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Show Notes

So you are starting the decluttering process, but as you find stuff to declutter you start feeling guilty for throwing away the items. Maybe you could use it again. Or it was a present from someone. How can you throw away these things even if they are a small value?? This feeling is felt by many when decluttering and we wanted to delve into this and show you how to get over the guilt. In this new podcast we discuss: - Why you feel guilty for decluttering items. - How to alleviate the guilt by donating items, giving it to friends who could use the item or selling the items. - How to deal with unwanted presents. - How to organise the drawer to make it clutter free moving forward. We would love it if you would leave your review of the DeCluttr Me podcast channel on your favourite player. If you have any suggestions for future episodes let us know at [www.decluttrme.com/contact](http://www.decluttrme.com/contact). If you would like to know more about decluttering and organising with Decluttr Me head over to [www.decluttrme.com](http://www.decluttrme.com). You can find DeCluttr Me on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin - just type in @decluttrme. Thanks so much to listening to us!

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